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After a hiatus of almost 35 years, artist Inder Salim presents his solo show, “i belong to the missing side,” at Gallery ONKAF. Within my dream, I woke up. I went closer to the window of my room. The landscape was turning papery. At the window, The paper-thick reality in my eyes turned heavier. In […]
Art, Exile and Protest: Inder Salim’s Long-Awaited Solo in Delhi Read More »
To mark ten years of India’s first public art district, the Lodhi Art Festival returns from 1–28 February 2026, by St+art India Foundation and Asian Paints, celebrating a sustained vision of public art that brings colour, creativity, and engagement into the heart of everyday urban life. It’s a warm sunny day as graffiti artist from
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Sustaina in its 3rd edition deals with Bitter Nectar. The ongoing project curated by artist duo Jiten Thukral and Sumir Tagra in collaboration with CEEW is appropriately titled as it critically examines the environmental change that the world is witnessing, rooted of course in India. This year’s edition, examines climate change through fruiting cycles, food systems,
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The 17th edition of the India Art Fair draws attention to the tight relationship between the artist and the artisan, alongside highlighting the need to fill the recesses between the privileged and the underrepresented. Walking into the India Art Fair, one is greeted by major outdoor art projects, before one even enters the pavilions. A
Artists meet Artisans at the India Art Fair 2026 Read More »
Talking in Colour: ‘A Story in Red’ is an Immersive Art House Experience in Kochi presented by Asian Paints Royale Where walls, objects and shades of red come together as a contemporary art narrative. Kochi is a city where time slows down and it somehow finds a way to linger. Whether it is the bamboo
The recently concluded photography exhibition ‘Lenscape Kerala’ captures varied and fresh views of the Southern land of spices. That Kerala is God’s own Country is perhaps one of the most used descriptions for the state. It is also one of the most photographed, after Kashmir perhaps. For a photographer to find new ways to talk
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The international exhibition Inheritances of Light, Geographies of Loss, curated by Myna Mukherjee of Engendered, brings the Dutch influence on Indian art and culture into focus, at Travancore Palace, New Delhi Indian painting, prior to its exposure to global influences via trade, believed in universal light, or what the Italians called ‘sfumato’ a soft, common
Across India’s creative landscape, artists are reimagining expression through an organic lens—turning to recyclable and natural materials as both medium and message. This growing movement reflects a deeper commitment to sustainability, where art not only tells stories but also responds thoughtfully to environmental responsibility. As residents of Delhi gasp for air, the urgency to address
Art That Breathes with Nature: The Artists Championing Sustainability Read More »
Satyakam Saha’s recently concluded solo at Bikaner House brings together two decades of artistic practice, in his first solo show While looking at an artwork we often do not see what went on behind the scenes to construct it. Constructs explored how ‘images and ideas are formed, dismantled and reassembled across mediums.’ Held at Bikaner
Reflecting, constructing and forging ahead: Satyakam Saha’s Artistic Practice Read More »
Replete with life-sized sculpted elephants, coloured red, white and black, projections of light, sound and video, printed carpets, that evoke texture and artificial flowers that give out fragrant smells, the Lalit Kala Akademi Gallery will get a complete makeover for the upcoming exhibition Dream Vision: Nikas Safronov’s first exhibition in India conveys the sensibility of
From Russia with Love: Artist Nikas Safronov’s First Exhibition in India Read More »